The regional BD is on a recruiting roll, having poached two of the wirehouse’s teams this week.

The move is the fourth major recruiting announcement for the firm this month.

Regional firm’s Miami branch marks continued southeastern expansion.

The Ariel Investments president is an advocate for the increasing the number of women and minorities in boardrooms.

"This is a window for these regional firms to really explode," says Rob Blevins, a recruiter in Dublin, Ohio.

Patrick O’Donovan will focus on recruiting new talent and helping advisors with succession planning, he says.

The practice left its BD less than a year after John Hancock acquired Transamerica Financial Advisors.

The husband-and-wife team say their new employer reminded them of their first firm, Smith Barney.

Derek Burke discussed the Advisor Group firm’s upcoming digital offering and his top priorities.

In recruiting more women and minorities, the regulator aims to reshape its homogeneous roster of arbitrators.

The regional firm's new hires joined from FSC Securities, Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo.

The advisors joined existing practices within the bank's independent broker-dealer arm.

An internal memo shows tight deadlines for half the brokers the IBD hopes to retain after the deal.

A different regulatory landscape is encouraging brokers to reconsider their options.

Beefed-up market research will help the firm’s advisors, says President Adam Antoniades.

RBC has been on a recruiting tear, adding more advisors in the first half of 2017 than all of 2016.

Thomas Fickinger managed over 1,350 advisors generating $1.5 billion in revenue in 2016.

The firm's latest hires include an industry veteran of nearly four decades of experience.

The advisors join the regional BD’s offices in Chicago and Nashville, Tennessee.

Bill Morrissey, who is leading the effort, described the firm's rapid, multipronged approach.